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Indian Stock Market Closes Higher on Global Relief as Analysts Highlight Five Breakout Picks
Reported by Abhishek Tiwari (Copy Editor) · Livemint - Markets ·
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Indian benchmark indices closed higher on Monday, extending a recovery driven by broad buying across mid- and small-cap stocks alongside major indexes. Healthcare was the only notable laggard during the session. Global markets offered support as expectations for an immediate US Federal Reserve rate hike eased sharply and crude oil prices moderated due to rising exports from West Asia and potential G7 reserve releases.
Market Levels
Choice Broking Executive Director Sumeet Bagadia noted that while the overall market bias remains weak, price stabilisation from lower levels is encouraging. For the Nifty 50, immediate support rests at 22,350 to 22,400, with 22,600 to 22,650 acting as the key hurdle. The Relative Strength Index sits at 28.15, while the Volatility Index stands at 14.775 and the Put-Call Ratio is at 0.99. For the Bank Nifty, the setup remains cautious with an RSI of 36.31, though support from public sector banks aided the broader banking space.
Stock Recommendations
Bagadia recommended five breakout stocks to buy for Tuesday. AU Small Finance Bank has a buy price of ₹1,029, a target of ₹1,130, and a stop loss of ₹980. Poonawalla Fincorp is recommended at ₹452 with a target of ₹500 and a stop loss of ₹430. Groww has a buy price of ₹187, a target of ₹205, and a stop loss of ₹178. Graphite India is pegged at ₹816 with a target of ₹890 and a stop loss of ₹780. Finally, Usha Martin is recommended at ₹511 with a target of ₹555 and a stop loss of ₹485.
Context
Stock market analysts regularly issue short-term technical levels and breakout stock recommendations based on daily chart indicators like the RSI and derivatives data. These levels help active traders navigate day-to-day price movements, though broader market trends are ultimately shaped by macroeconomic factors like interest rates and global energy prices.
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